Doncaster Rovers - Alternative History

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26.08.2009	League Cup Fourth Round. For a match report, click here. Match sponsor : Fleet Direct Referee : Mr. R. J. Booth Linesmen : Mr. K. J. Mattocks; Mr. D. Naylor Fourth official : Mr. S. J. Cook Shirt sponsors : Wright Investments Kit supplier : Vandanel Doncaster Rovers Manager : Sean O’Driscoll

03.12.1975	When John Pratt shot home from just inside the box at the Park Lane end in the 17th minute, few could have imagined what they about to witness. However, by then Doncaster had already taken a seventh minute lead through Alan Murray. A John Duncan tap-in 30 minutes in, set up by Jimmy Neighbour handed Tottenham the lead for the first time. Six more Spurs goals were countered by one more from Rovers, as Tottenham progressed to the semi-final to face Newcastle United. Seven minutes after the second half kicked off, Peter Kitchen restored parity. Two minutes later, an own goal from Chappell extended Tottenham's lead, before Duncan and Chivers both scored either side of the hour. The sixth goal came from Martin Chivers who drove a left foot shot in on the volley and the next Spurs goal saw John Duncan complete his hat trick with a well taken effort , rounding goalkeeper Dennis Peacock and knocking home from close range helped Spurs to a 7-2 win over the Yorkshiremen. Teams : Spurs : - Jennings, Naylor, Knowles, Pratt (McNab 70), Young, Osgood, Coates, Perryman (cpt), Duncan, Chivers, Neighbour Doncaster : - Dennis Peacock, Steve Reed, Fred Robinson, Les Chappell, Les Uzelac, Stan Brookes, Ian Miller, Alan Murray, Brendan O’Callaghan, Peter Kitchen, Chris Balderstone. Sub. not used : Crowd : - 25,702

18.02.1956	On a snow covered pitch with purple line markings and an orange ball, Spurs visited Second Division Doncaster Rovers in the FA Cup Fifth round and came out 2-0 winners. . Teams : Doncaster Rovers - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - ,

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12.12.1936	Jimmy McCormick and George Hunt scored to give Spurs a 2-0 victory over their Yorkshire visitors in the Second Division meeting at White Hart Lane, which was Tottenham's 500th home league match. Teams : Spurs - Hall, Ward, Whalley, Alsford, Blyth, Grice, McCormick, Howe, Hunt, Hall, L. Miller Subs not used : - . Subs not used : Attendance : - ,